Transnational activities brought together youth workers and selected contest participants from partner countries. These exchanges enabled the sharing of creative practices, peer learning, and joint reflection on the use of art in integration and youth work.

During transnational mobilities, participants presented their artistic works, took part in workshops, and engaged with local communities. This international dimension strengthened cooperation between partners and increased the European relevance and sustainability of the project results.

The transnational first-place drawing was selected from the national winners of all partner countries through online public voting. The artwork reflects shared themes of coexistence, identity, and intercultural understanding, demonstrating how visual art can communicate powerful messages beyond language and borders.

The transnational music winner was selected through a combination of live performance evaluation during mobilities and online voting. The performance stood out for its emotional expression, originality, and ability to connect audiences from different countries, highlighting music as a universal language of dialogue and inclusion.

The transnational winning photograph was chosen through international online voting among the national first-place winners. The image captures everyday realities of diversity and coexistence, offering a visual narrative that resonates across different cultural and social contexts.

These transnational winners represent the shared creative spirit of the INTARTS project and the collective voice of young people across borders.